Junior Jayhawkers Whip Mizzou, 30-13
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By Roy Miller
Pain of KU's humiliating loss to Nebraska Saturday was softened somewhat yesterday.
The KU freshman team defeated Missouri, 30-13, in a game played in Memorial Stadium.
The frosh, down by a touchdown until the last minute of the first half, were led by the running of halfbacks Mike Johnson and Sims Stokes and the passing of quarterback Steve Renko.
THAT TRIO alone accounted for 183 yards rushing and 46 yards passing.
Missouri opened scoring in the game on a 45-yard pass play. After recovering a Kansas fumble, Tiger quarterback Jack Alton hit Kenneth Boston, who was in the clear in the center of the field, for the score.
With 49 seconds left in the first half, the Jayhawks took the ball on the Missouri 37 and scored on the first play from that point. Renko hit Robert Reid with a pass and Stokes ran for the two-point conversion.
KU picked up where it left off early in the second half, scoring on the first play from scrimmage. Stokes raced 65 yards on a slant off tackle. Jim Shanks' placement made the score 15-7.
FULLBACK KENT CRAFT capped a 14-play 61-yard drive with a one- yard scoring plunge. Shanks kicked for the extra point.
Down 6-22, Missouri scored early in the fourth quarter. Alton passed to Charles Murphy for four yards,
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Injuries have put three prominent Jayhawkers on the doubtful list for Saturday's return match with California here. The trio includes fullback Ken Coleman and guards Duke Collins and Ron Marsh, all of whom have been starters at various times during the season. Coleman and Marsh came out of the Nebraska holocaust with knee injuries; Collins with a sprained ankle.
Kansas will face the best passer it has tackled since TCU's Sonny Gibbs in Cal sophomore Craig Morton. The 6-3/2, 210-pound underwent a knee operation during pre-season practice, but, in his debut, hit 20 of 28 passes for 274 yards in the 21-23 loss to Penn State. He added 11 yards rushing for a new single-game Bear total offense record. Cal basically is a wing-T team with balanced line, but throws effectively from a double slot split-end alignment.
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The last score in the game was a 31-yard pass play from Renko to Stokes. A play earlier, Renko connected with a pass to Buford for a 33-yard gain in moving the ball from the Kansas seven in five plays.
but Boston's run for the extra points failed.
Johnson, of Garden City, was the game's leading rusher with 100 yards in 18 carries. Stokes reeled off 77 yards in five attempts.
RENKO, a fullback in high school completed four of eight passes for 116 vards.
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Kansas completed the abbreviated frosh season with an undefeated record, having earlier defeated Kansas State, 30-0. The Tigers finished with a 1-1 mark, winning 21-0 over Iowa State.
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The most obvious weakness of Coach Tom Triplett's crew yesterday was pass defense. Although the Tigers completed only five passes for 68 yards, at least three passes, had they been caught, would have allowed the receiver to score untouched.
Mike Johnson was the Jayhawks top ground gainer for the season. He finished with 184 yards in 36 carries. Stokes' season total is 129 in 10 attempts.
NAIA All-Star Team Clash with Russians
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — (UPI) — The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) all-star basketball team staged its final workout here today before leaving for a pair of tilts with a touring Russian team.
The games will be Friday at Sioux Falls, S. D., and Monday at Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
John McLendon of Tennessee A&I State, Nashville, will coach the Americans. Jim Nelson of William Jewell, Liberty, Mo., was assistant.
The Russians were to play six games with an Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) All-Star Team and already had split the fortunes of two matches with the AAU squad.
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1962
USC Tops Week's Ratings
NEW YORK — (UPI)— Southern California, rolling toward its first perfect-record football season since 1932, took over the No.1 ranking today in the United Press International major college ratings.
Sporting a record of seven victories in seven tries and on the high road toward the Rose Bowl, coach John McKay's Trojans received a total of 311 points in the weekly voting of the 35 coaches who make up the UPI board of coaches.
Alabama and Mississippi, two of the other three perfect-record major teams in the country, were rated second and third respectively while Dartmouth, the fourth unbeaten and untied major college eleven in the nation, did not receive a vote.
Fourth place went to Wisconsin, fifth to Texas, sixth to Missouri, seventh was shared by Northwestern and Minnesota, ninth place went to Arkansas and 10th to Louisiana State.
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